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The NHS in Kent and Medway plans and provides healthcare for our population. In order to do this as effectively as possible, it is sometimes necessary to use your data for reasons beyond your immediate care. This allows us to understand population health and care needs, see local trends in health and understand pockets of illness or disease and take preventative measures. This is fully explained in our Privacy Notice.
Where possible, we make sure that any information that identifies you is removed. This is called depersonalisation and depersonalised data.
We wanted to hear your opinion on how we use data and to understand what you are comfortable with.
The survey has now closed. The responses will be analysed and a report published with the feedback we received. Thank you for your contribution.
The NHS in Kent and Medway plans and provides healthcare for our population. In order to do this as effectively as possible, it is sometimes necessary to use your data for reasons beyond your immediate care. This allows us to understand population health and care needs, see local trends in health and understand pockets of illness or disease and take preventative measures. This is fully explained in our Privacy Notice.
Where possible, we make sure that any information that identifies you is removed. This is called depersonalisation and depersonalised data.
We wanted to hear your opinion on how we use data and to understand what you are comfortable with.
The survey has now closed. The responses will be analysed and a report published with the feedback we received. Thank you for your contribution.
